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"Greece looks like it is headed for the exit," wrote Citigroup's European interest-rate strategist Robert Crossley last week. "Fasten your seat belts." With officials from the heavily indebted country throwing around cost estimates of a trillion euros, and European nations reportedly devising contingency plans in case Greece leaves the euro zone, investors are bracing for whiplash. There are a number of exchange-traded funds that can help investors ride out a full-blown market correction.

Many expect the next big growth wave in ETFs will come from active management, but not all will be winners. Newsletter guru Harry S. Dent, Jr.'s actively-managed
AdvisorShares Dent Tactical
(DENT) will shut down. This unusual strategy attempted to use Dent's economic and demographic analysis to spot global and consumer-spending trends. But the fund was at fresh lifetime lows last week and had gathered only about $6.7 million in assets. The plan is to push the remaining assets into the AdvisorShares
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ETF (MATH), an active strategy that has turned in a better performance, in the fall. Read Gross' success, and Dent's end, as a sign that the same impatience investors have shown with underperforming mutual-fund managers sticks around when you package the idea as an ETF.